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Entrypoint salary£23,025 (rising to £25,700 after training)


The Civil Nuclear Constabulary(CNC) is an armed police force, keeping the nation safe from harm by securing the integrity of civil nuclear material. Our primary function is the protection of licensed nuclear sites not used wholly or mainly for defence purposes and the safeguarding of nuclear material in the UK and elsewhere. The facts: we have some remote locations; you will need to live in close proximity of your allocated site and our officers work 12 hour shifts.


The opportunities: 16 week foundation training course; unique firearms training and after 24 months you can apply to join one of our specialists teams such as firearms instructor,dog handler or escort team.


Youwill be required to achieve medical and fitness standards as part of the application process, and these must be maintained and demonstrated throughout your career with the CNC. For more information and to apply,please visit www.cnc.jobs CNC is an equal opportunities employer


In beautiful countryside one mile south of the small Cotswold town of Corsham –midway between Bath and Chippenham lies


The Services


Any Service family needing short term accommodation, between postings, on retirement, for a break in the country or for Welfare reasons can stay at the Centre.


Youstay in centrally heated, fully furnished and equipped, 3to4bedroom self-catering chalets. To find outmorecontact your Welfare Office or telephone the Centre 01225 810358.


Cotswold Centre Your


Home from Home raf-ff.org.uk Winter 2017 Envoy 47


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